Ander Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Review

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order — A Fan's Triumph Marred by Disney's Shadow As a die-hard Star Wars fan since childhood, I've battled through countless games in this universe—from arcade classics to epic RPGs of yesteryear. Finally, Respawn Entertainment delivers "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order," the game (barring that one legendary exception) that comes closest to every fan's dream: truly becoming a Jedi. It's not just a game; it's a portal to the galaxy where you feel like part of the saga. Gameplay is pure bliss! The Unreal Engine 4 purrs like a well-oiled lightsaber: fluid parkour, dynamic saber duels, and exploration of living, breathing worlds. Boss fights are a symphony of skill, demanding precision in every strike, while puzzles challenge your wits and reflexes. Levels are crafted with love—from forsaken temples to hostile planets—they suck you in for hours. I couldn't put it down! But... oh, the story and game design! Here's the chasm. The campaign reeks of Disney's influence: political correctness runs rampant. How does a lightsaber mercilessly slice through beasts yet spare clones and Imperials? Lore logic crumbles for the sake of a "family-friendly" message. It's marketed as kid-friendly, but try having an adult gamer conquer those bosses or puzzles without breaking a sweat—not everyone will! The dissonance is glaring: who is this for, exactly? Still, "Fallen Order's" success is undeniable. It restored faith in the series, giving fans what we've craved for decades. I wholeheartedly recommend it: dive in, savor the levels, and may the Force keep you from the dark side!